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Old 07-26-2008, 06:40 PM #17
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Of course you cannot drink to excess but a drink a day for a non-acoholic, is not going to hurt.
Serious question...how would you define excess? I would say that a few times a year I make up for that drink I don't have every day!

I really have been curious about this.
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